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JEFF Davis Once More.

FoRr WORTH. July 31.-On the occasion
of the Anti-Prohibition State Barbecue
here on the 26th inst. strong letter was
read from Jefferson Davis to Ex-Governor
Lubboce, denouncing prohibition on the
ground that this world is governed too
much. The Gazette will tomorrow print
a reply to Mr.. Davis letter from Senator
John H. Regan. expressing surprise and
sorrow that Mr.. Davis should have taken
sides ON the question. Senator Regan
SAYS Mr.. Davis letters has cost proh,bl'
tion thousands of votes in Texas.
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BUTTE. MONTANA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 8. 1887.

horsepower. Three of these boats were
purchased by the firm Of Wilson & Sons. OF
Hull, which owns the largest feet of steam
ships of any private firm and will probably
now start new line between New York
and London. The other two boats were
purchased by the Allan Line Of Royal Mail
steamers which phys between England and
Canada.
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NEw YORK, July 30.-Geo. H. staynor OF
Ives6Co. denies any dealing OF his firm
with theembarrassed Columbian bank and
he says that the bank is indebted to his
firm in the sum of $65, 900. Ives. he says,
has gone to Cincinnati to attend railroad
meeting The firm of Gould, Henry q
Powers, brokers'. settled the claim II. T..
Nichols on account Of difference IN a
transaction of Lake Shore, but the claims
OF the holders OF puts and calls have not
been settled. Powers did not appear at
the Office of his brokers to-day and
although it is admitted he is embarrassed
his friends claim he will settle with every
0np in full
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A Busted Cabinet.

ROME, July 3O.-Owipg to the dea'n ~. ~
e:.Ss. nenretis. Prime Minister, the otner
members OF the cabinet nave M;n;stsr
their resignation. signor Crl'p'' Ml.'s M. ";,,
of the Interior OF Depreti's government "n
.a,m a new cabinet. which will De ;etru con-
"nsaI of members OF the present "'n'''A'
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Clearing House Reports.

BosroN, July 8l.-The managers
of the leading clearing houses
| in the United States report the
total gross exchange for week ending July
80. 1887 to be s5s,Ss5, ,OS6, an increase
| OF 1919.
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a Twenty Thousand Mile Race.

New YORK, July 31.-The tea steamer
Glen shiel arrived to-day. winning the
20 900 mile race, in which she was pltted
against the Monmouthshire, She left 4ok-
ahama June and tied up at her dock at
II a. m. to-day. The Monmoutashlre
will probably get in to-day.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03
Art In Germany.

BERLIN, July 31.-Minister Vongossler
to-day opened an exhibition of the works
living Gernan and foreign artists. The
exhibition comprises go oil paintings, 13.
water color paintings, 80 ink sketches ano
lat pieces of sculpture.
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Dictator Boul8ngor.

PARIS. July 81.-Deputy Laur, who
stated that eighty-four generals had in
vited General Boulanger to head a coup d.
etat in favor of the restoratlo OF the
Monarchy, now asserts that N. De Lafosse,
deputy for Lamonce. made similar over
lures to General Boulanger.
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Fire in Plttsb urg.

PIrrsBuRe. July 31.-A fire occurred on
the South Side this morning by which the
glaes manufacturing firms of s. Mckee &
Co. and Kinson l. Co. sustained total
losses of $15O,OOO; insurance, $75.OoO-
Several hundred men will be temporarily
thrown out of employment.
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A Tidal Wave.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-1he steamer Um'
bria, from ve,pool, which arrived here
to-day, met tidal wave cyclonic squall,
which struck the vessel at 3 O'Clock last
Wednesday morning. The wave was seen
for more than ten minutes before it reached
the stea mer. giving the officers ample time
to prepare for it. It struck the vessel
with great force, carrying away portion
of the bridge and forward hatch, and
flooding the forward cabins and steeraee
Owing to the accident and fog the Umbr'a
was delayed about twenty hoars.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03
COLONEL SELLARS
u Nov Pitched His Tent in Old Mex

DENVER, Colo, July 31.-An Aiou'
querque, N. NJ, Nogales specialize the Dem.
ocrat says: 1t is said that a company OF
American capitalists are negotiating with
the Mexican government for concession
tn construct a canal through Yaqui river
valley. one million and half dollars to be
invested in the enterprise. The extent OF
tho canal ,s not known, but it will open up
hundreds of thousands OF acres Tor cuitiva-
ton. The land in this valley is conceded
TO be among the most productive and rlcn-
est on the continent. II the American com
pany can obtain the concessions and ou''o
the canal they will open up new paradise
II ia also understood that the same COM
pany il negotiating with large contractors
to commence work on the several canals.
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who Was the Liar.

nnu voRx. July 3O.-Visitors are now a..
Ne" hoard the United States cruiser
lo"eo ." .nd Il can readily be seen that the
reports OF the damage ,teapy TO nlg exaggerated
~ her heavy guns were gIeah thoa ann carriages
" No n damage is apparent to es'n ''
or bearings.
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THE MARKET WEAK.

New YORK, July 3O.-Noon.-The stock
market continued extremely active alter
IL a. m. and the fluctuations were excep'
tionally violent. Prices remained weak
and Canada Southern lost 2A, Jersey Crn-
trail 2 and Northwestern 1A in the hIst 10
minutes. This was followed by reoonno,
and Northwestern quickly rose "a, new s"
England 2A, Reading 2B Cansoa sen
Southern and Lackawana =, Jersey .en,
trail and Louisville e. Nashville ana Hne
remair der smaller amounts. The marke'
then showed less activity, but slowly se.,
tied down and remained feverisn W '"e
end
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Melting 1all0w.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 31.-A Journal Fort
Wayne, Ind. special reports that the es'
tablishment of Wells Bros. & Co., dealers
in hides, rags, pelts. tallow and WOO
was burned this morning. Total loss,
$76 900.
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tives Lost.

LONDON. ,;,a Su loading petroleum at Maya
Lavo'te, 's,ooco, " was destroyed by f're' Ok
o-sors lost their lives.
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Base Ball.

At Observation-Disclosures s. st. Louis
6.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyns 8, Cleveland 4.
At Baltimore 3, Louisville
At New neutrality-suspicious. 6, Cincin-
natl 4.
At Cbicago-Boston Z, Chicago 4.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 10, Phlladelphla
q.
A. Detroit-Detroit 8, New York 7.
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Tney Took a Tumble,

Mckinney, Texas, July 31.-A coach at
tached to q mixed train ran off the track
and down an embankment to day, and VAS
totally wrecked. Eight passengers were in
iured more or less, and two will proba bly,
die.
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Reducing tho Excess.

v Work, July so.-The weekly ssa's
NE" ioHA' ',.;. ted banks shows a re-
@sns uerne decrease OF sses $780, rns q; ths Uas s5
serv1 v hold old ss, 1907 in excess OF 'n' ~
- .ont rule,
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,.-,nr Our Debts

x,,as. July so.-rhs estimated ted
reduction OF the public pn,,t asD' to S., 600, 900
r.onth OF July will amo"n' "
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
william Wiltshire Shoots His Wife and
Justice barr and Then Kills Himself.

CAMDEN, n j., August Ia more horri-
BILE tragedy never occurred in this city than
that which occurred in South Camden
few minutes before o'clock this evening.
when William Wiltshire, So years OF age.
and keeper Ut an oyster saloon, shot his
wife Ella, aged At, deliberately murdered
Justice OF the Peace William S. Darr
(colored) and then finished the
work OF destruction by sending
bullet crashing into his own brain,
dying almost intantly. The tragedy oc-
Cured in Squire Darr's office. Wiltshire
had lived unhappily with his wife The
couple had three chi dren aged 6, IL and
Is. About two weeks ago Mrs. Wiltshire,
becoming
TIRED OF HER HUSBANDS ABUSE.
went to Squire Darr's Office and had a war.
rant issued charging him with non-support
and cruelty. He was arrested. tried and
sentenced to pay Sc per week for the sup
port OF his wife and children. Instead OF
giving his wife the money ordered by the
for more but her husband refused to lis.
ten, the consequence being that the old
family quarrel was resumed and continued
| till death put an end to it. Previous TO
! the tragedy this evening Wiltshire entered
| the house, grasped his vile by the throat
and commenced choking her. She succeeded
| in getting away from him and ran to the
Office of the unfortunate Squire. She was
telling him her troubles when her husband
entered. Three minutes later the wife, hus-
band and Squire were dead.
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sTAYNOR srILEDENIEs

New YORK. July 30.-Mr. Staynor was
seen late and repeated his statement that
no dealings with his firm had embarrassed
the bank. In reply to q question whether
he had made statement that the Colum-
bian bank owed H. 8. Ives & c.. $67, 900.
he said he had made no such statement
for publication. He would not, however,
to Cincinnati.
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SLIM CHANCES.

: PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-At 2:3O it was
stated by theofficials that they would issue
no statement to-day, it being an impo ssible
matter to do it. Among the banks assets
are b nds and stock put down at 81 80, 600,
hut their market value is very doubtful.
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New YORK, July Bottle news OF 'ne
non.appearance OF Powers caused the o.
iering of stocks in such volumes that
prices began a rapid decline, which was
only limited by the fact that no casn
could he realized from any sales made to-
day. Reading fell five per cent. in the flrst
hour: Northwest, 32; St. Paul, TX; Missouri
Pacific, 2A; Canada Southern, 3A; kcn,
mond Terminal, 2h; and Western Union
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McGartgle The Chicago Thief Has
Found Safe Asylum In
Canada.
The Savannah River Running Wild
and Threatening to Submerge
Augusta.
Terrible Fix of q Pair of Bad His.
souri, Horse Thieves I'm the
State of Nebraska.

CHICAGO, July 81.-Sheriff Matson has
received advices that fugitive McGarigle
has been landed at Point Edwards, On
tario, which is nearly opposite Port Hu-
ron, Michigan, from the schooner Marsh.
This is the vessel to which it was thought
McGarigle was transferred at Mackinaw q
couple of days ago fr m the Schooner
Blake. The information received by the
sheriff are very meagre, and efforts are
now being made to have the report veri-
fed and the details secured.
SOMEBODY LYING.
+, CHICAGO, July 3l.-Sheriff Matson is in
receipt OF telegram from the Sheriff at
st. Ignace, Michigan, sent at q late hour
this afternoon, saying that the schooner
Blake had not been seen yet. and that dep
uties we're still watching for her. Chief of
Police Ebersold received a telegram at
7:3O tonight from Mr.. Murphy. Marshal
at Cheboygan, Michigan, saying that
the schooner Blake. was towed toIM ackinaw
City this morning. The officials are unable
tn reconcile the conflicting reports anu
anxionsly await further Developments.
HOW HE GOT THERE.
SARN1A, Ont, July 31.-Boodler McGar.
igle, of Chicago, landed here this morning
from the schooner Ed. Blake. The Blake
and Marsh were in the same tow, and while
still in American waters the Oriole.
with Chicago detectives on board. steamed
up to the Marsh apparently with the in
tention of having them drop the Blake's
tow-ine. After short conversation the
Blake's tow-line was let 60, but at the
same instant yawl left the schooner with
McGarigle and quickly rowed for the Cana
dian side, landing at Point Edwards. Nc
Garigle at once drove to tourtright, some
twelve miles down the river, ostensibly to
catch the boat. He was, however, driven
back and is now here. It is believed he is
nervous over his safety in Canada, as he
keeps away from the river, apparently
fearing attempts at kidnapping.
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TOO BAD.

PARIS. July 31.-M. Ferry's seconds are
absent from Paris, and he may be Obliged
to appoint others or postpone the duel
until Tuesday.
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COOL SUMMER RESORT.

CANAJoHARlE, N. Y, July 3O.-The
Mowhawk Valley has been melting today
under the excessive heat. The mercury in
several places has risen to 1000 in
the shade. At Sharon Springs, which is
filled with summer guests, the thermometer
registered ninety-eight.
sWELTERING NEW YORK.
New York. July 30.-The suffering from
heat in this city continues to be very great.
The thermometer indicated go at $3.50
this afternoon and SO at midnight with
an average of $50 for the day. There were
thirty-one cases OF heat prostration and
OF these four resulted fatally.
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They Will Fight.

PARIS, July 31.-The duel between Bou-
LANCER and Ferry will probably take place
tomorrow. General Boulanger allows NJ.
Ferry the choice of weapons, and pistols
will probably be selected. The friends Of
General Boulanger take serious view OF
the affair.
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ICE CREAM PLEASE.

don't and Lesser Lights.
WAsBMeToN, July 3O.-The weather in
Washington continues warm and oppres-
i've and many persons engaged in outdoor
work have succumbed to the heat within
the past few days. The heat was 80 great
to-day it was found necessary to close the
War and Navy departments an hour
earlier than usual. The President did
not come into the city to-day, but all
the members of the Cabinet wtre at their
desks as usual.
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Gould d Henry this morning it was learned
that Powers had not arrived with the
money, but was expected every minute.
Further than that nothing would be said.
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THE BEAR STILL GROWING.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 81. The cabinet
has succeeded in affronting and offending
high placed dignitaries, and the whole Ger
man commercial world. Russian official
ism shows similar spirit to that OF the
ministry, an instance of which is the re-
vival OF the frontier law, which had long
since lapsed. under which persons crossing
the frontier are not permitted to carry
German coinage of denomination less
than "thaler" Of gold money.
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/ ag.usIlolx oAUous ,o.slsar.

: Tesos0Poe oa1 otpooo Oo0Ale.
sieass - lstesss,isg Oss.
- Republican council caucus will meet
}ooysuipg To nOminsse city of1csrs. The
S4p11 omces for which there 10 Q big nsht are
HV 0eaeurer, street oonmissioneI and
Elloek Of common council The treasurer's
s1get = between Wm. q ShiSk, who was
~ auous nominee when wslchsns bolted,
sd Harry Rsthion, Of the First ward.
~ street commissioner BsTts's princi
~ eeepetitor 10 Jake 0refnswalt, OF the
( 3te wssd. although Pete Fordnsy and
41eeph r. Rcysr, OF the Fourth ward.
\ eeves hopes Of winning. jacob N. Chiliss,
fWho hes been clerk OF common council
- tvo years, has Edward Smells, OF the
DtSth ward, and Msj u fssnscht, Of the Finh
SWnrds - his oppoDsGts. Bsris aud Ralhfou
|sQgp running one combustion aud shirk and
Z N0sosnavait the other. Il 10 said that The noht
- treasurer has narrowed down 10 In
6nestion % to whether the Peoples or Ful
Ss1oa hank shall have the deposita RstbSon 4,
eehed BY the Fulton bank people and shirh
<>U NE Psorls'a
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sHxI0ARfHOr 0Uxkfx.
Das Directed 70 Pay the costs Of Prosecasior
the Adaleepy. Uassnrdv c>sn

Dee Directed % Pay the Costs os Proeecatton In
the Adasssy-B -Bssssrdy Csss.
5Asrsdoy afternoon Nearly oil Of the
afternoon session Of court Wss taken up in
the argument Of the Sweigart adultery and
bsstssdy cssa Tho Jury after . brief delib.
sfation rendered verdict OF guilty, but di.
rected him to pay the costa
FStdoy Morning Tho caso Of common
wealth Va Frank Able. indicted for malicious
tresPass, which was attached late on Thurs.
dsy, was resumed. According to the com.
monwealsh's testimony B. F. Herr was tho
owner Of farm 10 Martic township, which
~ Ned 70 Isasc Erb. Mr.. Erb sub-iet
the farm 10 W lillian johnson and Frank
Finnefrock, Who wtre tos.sS.: .:he place on the
sharea Able lived on the farm sujonirR
and the allegation was that he came on their
land agsinst their protest, trampled down
the wheat aud pioushed up grass neid He
vas complained sgsinst for malicious tres.
pass and . penalty imposed By the masis.
trate. From ttst penalty Aole appealed to
the quarter sessions court.
The defense was that johnson and Fippo.
frcck agreed to do certain things on the
farm which they failed to do. Mr. Erb then
employed Able to plough the grass ns.d, aud
1t wss while carrying out the instructions Of
Erb, the tenant OF the owner, that the alleged
trespsss was committed.
At the conclusion OF tho testimony the
court instructed the jury to render verdic.
OF not guilty, with couoty for costs, a. there
could not be conviction.
CURRENT BCsINEss.
William Cast, city, was granted renewal
OF bis soldiers license to psddle goods In the
county OF Lancaster.
Eiissbeth Nsher, Of Manor township, Wa
granted tho benefit OF her separate earninss
Counsel for Kate Reilly and Abe Hess,
convicted OF keeping . bawdy house, hss
died reasons for new trial. The case was
partially tried before the district attorney
discovered that plea had not been entered.
A Juror was then Withdrawn and the case re-.
tied. 1t 10 claimed that this procedure
plsced the accused 10 jeopardy twice, which
IL contrary to the law OF the state. The court
refused to grant new trial.
A verdict OF not guilty was taken In the
false pretsnse case against wm. Moora The
district attorney stated the case could not be
made out
A new trial was refused In the suit of
David N Sauder W. John Myers admins.
traitors, uied few weeks sgo.
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Asa sosx 1sox rss socxss.
y kDer6seae Accident 0cssrs 10 Jseab u .Hsiis,
who Ones Lived asse.

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who Ones Lived asss.
Wm ~ Hassisburs Call.
4noob u Kellar as seven O'Clock Thuvudsy
p1sl1G iay on disseoting table at the hos.
~ HE lett arm wss gone and the eur.
ne were preparing TO smputats II in Q
oDog manner at The shoulder. The scci.
x - net With was . horrible one In ali tts
opA In the sitsEnoop, with otheys. he
(Qnaoed IN helping TO root the new rail-
y RI ~ eteel wosks as 6Ieslton. While
~ . le6der with Q coil OF rope on bis
fnN - ed OF the sope Was caught By Q
~ Uaieaswas revolving The Sspldity
l1ih whteh ~ maehinsEy wss movipe
p1e4 ~ beevy sepe up . fest and iishl
III - = eooooe al0ost 4k Kellsr found
~ - 0eath like grip and his arm BE-.
beD ne sccks& A ssoood later.
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y musemonM.

me Lfohfs o. London."-This popu,sv dr.,,.
VIII be given st Fulton opera hous. to N orrov
evening u popularity ON bs taken A AN
evidence OF merit this play must be great one
Ios u iss proven one q the most popular
dramatic productions OF recent years. both on
tho Spglish ana American stages. The co n.
pany 10 said to TO very strong. aud they carry
their own scenery. pr ropsr,iss. etc.
The 6umsain0 6srd."-lhts ts the name OF
the nss comedy Ia which the TToubadours will
sppsAr In Lancaster on next Tursday evening.
~ maze great success IN New York, ana the
prsss spears very highly q Il. At the head OF
ne company Is Mss Nellie McHenry. one OF ths
brts htsst soubrettss on ths Amerio an sisxs. and
another Of the ladies 10 MIS- Marie BocksI, vh1
eeesvetsi times Deem seen here In opera There
70 . gfost demand for Tessrvsd eats aud the su
disnes viii undoubtedly be large.
me HdeaN Lsesuys -sli the indications point
70 packed house at 1ulton opera house to
night
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,!Nsv iosx; March lL-rIour more stcady
good to choice extra Western. 8 es0S o. rood
70 fancy extra sta's.ss eo<1A % common to good
wheas-Nc ! hs:a state. &c; No : DO,
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1urpentfne IN At S9s<c-
kosin cun: strained to good, q n0l tx
Petroleum dull Refined, IN cases. skc.
Cretghts dull grim TO Liverpool, SD.
Butter steady western Creamery, 03ac /;
Klgin Creamery. a:0sc state dairy. hall nriin
-Chee,r easter: western Plat, l,0,ac: good to
choice light shims. lik0i3o. Fancy " hite, llk
0l3Ac; StAte actOry. 1870.
.Isss steady; state. lsS0 exc; Western. lex
sugar .eui:t; Refined cutioaf ezc; enuu.
lated, *
Iallow arm prime eity.t l-s,ot les.
Rice nominal; Carolina. fair !, good, S03ko.
Conso steady fair cargoes, Nko.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11
rhsssgo Producs narhss

CuIoAso March Il. 80 q m .narket opened.
June. size.
Corn March, sskc; Aprfl. sskc, May. NXa.
June, Alo.
Osts-Nsy, 9e9<c June, ssxo
fork-Asy and June. 80 50
1Ard-MaS, ts Is june, % OK.
Short Rtos- Nay, o 20; june, g IN.
uSsaIDo.
Wheas.Narcb. TO Aprf, .e<c; Xay. siHc.
june, soHc.
Corr. arch, Nc; April. !sxc, Nay. IHc:
June axe.
Oats. March. alc; April. aio; Msy. ss:.
June eos.
rorh-March. 90 s.: Nay. ssn -: June. so %
Lard. arch, Ge1S; April. q Is; Aay, IL t2k
Ribs-Asrch, IS S; May. q Is; June, Un
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-11
"A stove Stolen,

One night this week thieves broke into tho
Baptist church on Chestnut street by tho rear
door, aud stole No 7 cook stove which wss
the property OF the congreR alton, and stood
IN On ante room. The thieves entered this
room oy forcing the door. That kind OF lar.
ceny seems to rather heavy work, but the
men wno committed It seems to have gotten
away successfully. I. 10 not known exsctlv
when the stove vas stolen, but the discoverv
was made yesterday.